Cannaregio, Venice: Address, Phone Number, Cannaregio Reviews: 4.5/5
Cannaregio
Cannaregio
4.5
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Rival to Castello for bragging rights as the largest of Venice's six sestieri (boroughs).
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The area
Neighborhood: Cannaregio
Cannaregio is the second largest sestiere (district) with its busy Santa Lucia train station. Many transplanted Venetians commute from the outlying areas, “terra firma” to the locals, which is shorthand for any place that is not Venice. Two Grand Canal bridges serve Cannaregio, the newest (Constitution, 2008) still a local hotbed of controversy. Ponte degli Scalzi is a busy link to the train station. Nearby shops on the Lista di Spagna offer specialties like pastries and coffee that lure Venetians with a down-to-earth attitude. The Ghetto, where the Jewish population was segregated in Cannaregio, has five historic synagogues with an active Jewish community. The Fondamente Nove bustles with foot traffic to the Rialto and San Marco while vaporettos (water taxis) head to Murano and other islands. Side streets lead into quiet picturesque neighborhoods and palaces like Ca' d'Oro rise directly out of the water.
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Restaurants
1,467 within 3 miles

Al Grill
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0.3 mi$$ - $$$ • Italian • Steakhouse • Barbecue

Fontego delle Dolcezze - San Stae
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0.2 mi$ • Dessert • Italian • Street Food

Bacarretto Bistrot. Il Siciliano
570
0.3 mi$$ - $$$ • Italian • Mediterranean • Healthy

Osteria Da Poggi
188
173 ft$$ - $$$ • Italian • Seafood • Mediterranean

Osteria Alla Ciurma
1,618
0.3 mi$ • Italian • Mediterranean • Healthy

La Colombina
1,435
0.1 mi$$ - $$$ • Italian • Seafood • Mediterranean

Cantina Aziende Agricole
659
0.1 mi$ • Italian • Wine Bar • Vegetarian Friendly

Fried Land
979
0.1 mi$ • Quick Bites • Italian • Seafood

Osteria Antico Giardinetto
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Muro San Stae
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0.2 mi$$ - $$$ • Italian • Pizza • Seafood
Attractions
960 within 6 miles
Cappella dei Lucchesi
96 ftReligious Sites

Ponte della Guerra
3
173 ftHistoric Sites • Bridges
Studio d'Arte Vio
5
189 ftArt Galleries

Ex Cinema Teatro Italia
75
0.1 miHistoric Sites • Architectural Buildings

Chiesa di Santa Maria Maddalena
32
299 ftArchitectural Buildings

Museo Wagner
21
347 ftSpeciality Museums • Historic Sites

Fondamenta Misericordia
9
351 ftHistoric Walking Areas • Scenic Walking Areas

Monumento a Paolo Sarpi
25
245 ftMonuments & Statues

Chiesa di San Marziale
18
345 ftChurches & Cathedrals

Palazzo Diedo
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223 ftArchitectural Buildings
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Detailed Reviews: Reviews order informed by descriptiveness of user-identified themes such as cleanliness, atmosphere, general tips and location information.
Popular mentions
4.5
4,517 reviews
Excellent
2,868
Very good
1,474
Average
141
Poor
26
Terrible
8
romanshorner
Munich, Germany881 contributions
Feb 2020
Especially the area around the railwaly station and the Strada Nova are very touristy and a hotspot of overtourism. A lot of souvenir shops and souvenir sellers on the street. Some parts of the backside are in opposite to that really quiet.
Written January 31, 2021
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
David M
Cambridge, UK2,056 contributions
Jan 2020
Most visitors to Venice see the main sites and little else, but one of the great joys of Venice is getting off the beaten track and seeing the more usual area. We were staying in an AirBNB in Cannaregio, which is a more residential area... albeit that Venetians are being driven out of Venice because housing is becoming too expensive...partly due to the rise of AirBNB! Hmm. A quandary for tourists, that point!
Written February 16, 2020
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thenorthlondonguy
London, UK78 contributions
Feb 2020 • Couples
Amazing sites and architecture. I wouldn't be put off by the cold February month as the sun really warms you up if you choose to sit in a good spot.
We saw the opening ceremony and the gondola procession. Both great sights to see!
If you plan on getting a prime location for these spectacles then expect to get there more than an hour (maybe 2) beforehand.
We saw the opening ceremony and the gondola procession. Both great sights to see!
If you plan on getting a prime location for these spectacles then expect to get there more than an hour (maybe 2) beforehand.
Written February 10, 2020
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
Robert O
Rotterdam, The Netherlands3,128 contributions
Sep 2021
Most tourists pass through this district without paying much attention to it. Canna (reed) regio is large and still contains quite a few residential areas criss crossed by narrow canals. Ca d'Oro (museum in a 15th century palace) and churches from the same period, as well as the Jewish quarter are among the highlights to visit. Very few trees or green spaces. Personally I liked the walk along the 1 km long northern quay called Fondamente Nove bordering the lagoon and opposite San Michele.
Written October 20, 2021
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oreisl
Royal Tunbridge Wells, UK1,622 contributions
Jan 2020
This is my favourite part of Venice. Much less crowded than San Marco you can often be the only ones wandering the gorgeous narrow streets. There are many small, very good restaurants & shops mainly frequented by locals. However, you are also very close to the main shopping area and the Rialto. Plus fabulous views of the beautiful Cimitero di San Michele across the Lagoon. We arrived on a freezing, dark, misty evening and it was magical.
Written January 30, 2020
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Urns388
Singapore, Singapore125 contributions
Dec 2019
This is not in the thick of action but there are still enough eateries and shops to spend an hour or so walking around. It definitely does not have the crowds of Rialto or the more popular spots, but it's really pleasant especially if your hotel is in the vicinity, and there and you want to have a nice meal without having to squeeze with crowds of people. I like it!
Written January 2, 2020
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Buss Brigitte
Canton of Geneva, Switzerland13 contributions
Oct 2020
nice small restaurations, discret in the corners, nice smaller stores. What wonderful fish we had seen. Walking around and discovering just what you like to do in Venice without crods around your feet.
Written October 15, 2020
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Deezy1
297 contributions
Mar 2022
I stayed in a hotel in this area. It was such a lively area. We had everything we needed, right out the door. There was plenty of dining options, shops, souvenir vendors and great things to walk by. I wouldn't hesitate to stay in Cannaregio again.
Written April 27, 2022
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Peniludez
Nottingham205 contributions
Jan 2020
We stayed at this Hotel in the Cannaregio district. It is a ten minute walk from the bus station. It’s an area with plenty of shops, cafes, bars, the university, market stalls. We found it a very easy walk through to St. Marks Square.
Written February 3, 2020
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Marco
Schio, Italy3,780 contributions
Jul 2019 • Solo
The Venetian Ghetto was the area of Venice in which Jews were compelled to live by the government of the Venetian Republic. The English word ghetto is derived from the Jewish ghetto in Venice. The Venetian Ghetto was instituted on 29 March 1516. It was not the first time that Jews in Venice were compelled to live in a segregated area of the city.
Written October 31, 2019
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
Oneboatgrl
27 contributions
We're planning to go to Venice and late June of 2020 some acquaintance of hours told us it's very dirty there and smelly is this the case
bayareagirl66
Pleasant Hill, CA127 contributions
I have been there 5 times, with the last time being in July. I didn't find it smelly at all. Early in the mornings when I went out walking there were cleaning crews everywhere, emptying trash cans and spraying down the plazas.
pat_arg
Monte Grande, Argentina79 contributions
buenas tardes,quisiera saber si es seguro circular desde Piazole Roma,hasta el hotel Il moro de Venecia que esta en la calle lista di spagna,ya que mi vuelo llega a la medianoche.
Napoleon S
Ourense, Spain81 contributions
Sin problema ninguno, yo lo hice varias veces tarde tarde, sobre las 12 pm y 2 am
johanne v
Gatineau, Canada3 contributions
Y-at-il une Épicerie?
villalegre1973
Aviles, Spain1,649 contributions
En el centro turístico de Venecia hay alguna puqueña tienda de comestibles,pero lo que no hay es supermercado.saludos cordiales
pratik c
Doha, Qatar31 contributions
Hi, I am going to stay at cannaregio. Pls let me know what would be the nearest ferry point to travel around the islands? Thanks..
marta r
Felgueiras, Portugal15 contributions
Hi. I’ve been in Venice two months ago and also stayed in Cannaregio . The best thing of staying there is that you are 5m on foot from the Fondamenta nove, where you can board in a boat that can take you to the islands. I’ve prefered taking all day, because alilaguna visits to Burano, Murano and Torcello are too quick! We ‘ve stayed all morning in Burano and had lunch there.
jayaxerbs
New York City, NY47 contributions
Thoughts on which places would be open christmas day?
bertvanzelm
Barcelona, Spain28 contributions
One more thought. For Christmas eve it may be very advisable to reserve a dinner in a restaurant (and see through internet if it is open). Otherwise it may happen that you will not find any place available. All can be fully booked.
africanboy2013
Guayaquil, Ecuador5 contributions
thanks for your input. Can you tell the cost of the place as we are planning to go to Venice and train by trin from there.
appreciate your input
lottie60Australia
Rockhampton, Australia108 contributions
My suggestion is, if you decide you are going to stay with Air B&B hosts, go to their web site, select a few that the price appeals and then communicate with them, they are very knowledgeable. Do hope this helps.
AS I said, every thing is expensive in Australia so I would find it hard to tell you the cost of the place. In the Air B&B you can self cater, which would be a good saving. Depends on what reason your travel for. Hope that helps.
Sanju R
USA816 contributions
hello, I will be staying in Hotel Una Venezia in the Summer. Can you recommend reasonably good restaurants in the Canareggion area? if you can suggest a few different price range would be good. Also a good place for Cichetti? something not touristy and reasonably priced would be great. Thank you for your help
Mike BR
Haddington, UK7,218 contributions
Along the Cannaregio Canal there are not that many restaurants and I have tried them all from Marisa's at €15 for two course lunch with bread, wine, water & espresso. to Alla Palazzina which will set you back about €100 for dinner for two. The closer you get to the lagoon the better the sunset if you dine out on the canal, but keep away from those beside the vaporetto stops it can get a bit annoying with noise & fumes You will find Cichetti everywhere and now aimed mostly at the tourist trade with evening tours now specifically doing them. The further you get from Rialto & St Marks the more authentic they tend to be, but it all depends on your taste, some I find quite unpalatable to my pallet, but that is all part of the fun of traveling
weddingcarclive
Manchester, UK30 contributions
Hi all what is the best way to transfer from Marco Polo airport to LISTA DI SPAGNA CANNAREGIO 219, VENICE , 30121 area
Thanks
JulianaJones
Melbourne, Australia278 contributions
There are cheaper public transport options but I like to splash out and spend the €110 on a private transfer. Leaves from the airport right to your hotel door and it's the fastest way.
Chatham24
London, UK160 contributions
Could someone advise how to get to train station and then to Cannaregio area - is it possible to take a bus from the airport to the station? how long is the walk? We are staying at Eurostars Hotel which seems to be on the tip. Any restaurant names in this area you wold recommend - not expensive ones, we did that on last trip and this time just want to enjoy the 'local' feeling of the area rather than touristy areas. Many thanks for any advise you can give me.
Fair96
Edinburgh, United Kingdom67 contributions
Are you coming from the airport? If so get a water bus from the airport and get off at s. alvise ferry stop. If you email your hotel they will give you the details of how to do so. Then just a very quick walk to hotel. All restaurants in and along the smaller canals here are very good. Just look up on TripAdvisor under canarregio area.
amsGreece
greece250 contributions
Εχω κανονισει να παω στην εναρξη του φετινου καρναβαλιου
Ο κοσμος ειναι τοσος πολύς που η προσβαση στο καναλι τις δυο πρωτες ημερες που ειναι η εναρξηωστε χρειαζεται να στηθείς πολυ νωρίτερα για να μπορεσεις να δεις την εναρκτήρια περελαση που την πρωτη μερα ειναι στις 18.00 και την δευτερη στις 12.00?
yialos11
Nicosia, Cyprus1,107 contributions
Η παρελαση ειναι απο την πλατεια του Αγιου Μαρκου μεχρι το Cannaregio. Προσωπικα, οσο πιο μακρια κινεισαι απο το Αγιο Μαρκο τοσο πιο πολυ απολαμβανεις τη Βενετια. Η περιοχη του Cannaregio διαθετει πολυ καλες επιλογες για διαμονη, εστιαση, ψωνια και προσβασεις προς και εκτος Βενετιας.
Frequently Asked Questions about Cannaregio
- We recommend booking Cannaregio tours ahead of time to secure your spot. If you book with Tripadvisor, you can cancel up to 24 hours before your tour starts for a full refund. See all 38 Cannaregio tours on Tripadvisor
- According to Tripadvisor travelers, these are the best ways to experience Cannaregio:
- Off The Beaten Track Tour Of Venice: Jewish Ghetto And Cannaregio (From $184.34)
- Friendinvenice, how to experience the true Venice, private tour (From $107.20)
- Jewish Ghetto Food Tour in Venice: Pasta Wine Gelato And Much More! (From $117.92)
- Jewish Ghetto and Cannareggio: Private Tour Of Venice (From $184.12)
- Semi Private Grand Canal 1-Hour Boat Tour (From $84.69)
- Hotels near Cannaregio:
- (0.02 mi) Foresteria Santa Fosca
- (0.03 mi) Maddalena Terrace lovely flat in Cannaregio with canal view!
- (0.03 mi) A Venice Fish
- (0.04 mi) Elegant apartment with romantic canal view
- (0.09 mi) Angeles Inn
- Restaurants near Cannaregio:
- (0.03 mi) Osteria Da Poggi
- (0.03 mi) Cantina Vecia Carbonera
- (0.03 mi) Al Leon d'Oro
- (0.03 mi) 1000 Coffee & Bakery
- (0.04 mi) Camin Storto